Lucid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for LUCID in dictionary:

NOUN:
• Shining; bright; resplendent; as, the lucid orbs of heaven.
• Clear; transparent.
• Presenting a clear view; easily understood; clear.
• Bright with the radiance of intellect; not darkened or confused by delirium or madness; marked by the regular operations of reason; as, a lucid interval.
ADJECTIVE:
• easily understood
• expressed clearly; easy to understand
• showing or having the ability to think clearly, especially in intervals between periods of confusion or insanity
• (of a dream) experienced with the dreamer feeling awake, aware of dreaming, and able to control events consciously.
• bright or luminous
• (of language) transparently clear; easily understandable
• having a clear mind
• capable of thinking and expressing yourself in a clear and consistent manner
• transmitting light; able to be seen through with clarity
• clear

Words related to LUCID

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Words that contain LUCID

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How to use LUCID in a sentence

• Then set them forth in language which shall be lucid and exact.
• The least lucid and impressive of orators may be perfectly successful in showing us the weak points of his grammar.
• Though I was not then aware of it, I was followed by another patient, a man who, though a mental case, had his lucid intervals and always a loyal heart.
• His lucid remarks gives us a deep insight into primitive conditions when love had hardly yet begun to germinate.
• On the fifth day without water I suffered the most shocking agonies, and in my lucid moments gave myself up for lost.
• For a further illustration of this point, as well as for the purpose of presenting a lucid view of the whole subject, the undersigned has the honor to transmit to Mr.
• Moore the lucid and cool cruelty of the French short story.
• One is tempted to think that in a lucid interval of self-criticism William of Hohenzollern may have wished to spare his aged victim this crowning mockery.
• The remarks of Alexei Petrovitch were lucid, and of admirable truth.
• Mill, as we moved off into the drawing-room, declared to me his admiration of a wonderful piece of lucid exposition.
• From the meaningless raving of the white, drawn lips came at last a single sentence of lucid revelation.
• One was the owner, Balcom, the other that strange, half-demented being, Doctor Q, whose mind now, for the moment, seemed to be lucid.
• Clearly then the professor of languages should be able to give a very lucid explanation of first names, or let him be assured he will only talk nonsense about the rest.
• The lucid exposition had been followed with admiration.
• The question of the presence or absence of a lucid interval frequently occurs where attempts are made to set aside wills made by persons having property.
• In these professions the judgment is undermined, the mind loses its lucid rectitude.
• Its character sketches, for all the cloud of words, are lucid and vigorous.
• In so large a number of men of all ages and of all ranks it is sad to find how few were equipped with lucid and judicial minds.
• This is what theory should prevent by lucid and rational criticism.
• His conversation, so lucid and vehement to-day, was all but incomprehensible, though now and again some phrase could be understood and repeated.
• She was delirious when I first saw her, and delirious or unconscious, with few lucid intervals, until she died.
• He had the instinct for the essential fact and the knowledge that it was most lucid when presented in a naked simplicity.
• Accordingly, having received some rather lucid instructions the girls found themselves in a few moments in an omnibus going towards Holloway.
• A bright, lucid atmosphere rests upon the entire scene.
• He retained just enough consciousness and had sufficiently lucid moments to realize the position exactly.

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